<p>The Mets apparently&nbsp;did not have a strong interest in Clint Hurdle. The Pirates will name him manager on Monday. Click to read story <a href="http://www.newsday.com/sports/baseball/pirates-to-hire-hurdle-as-manager-on-monday-1.2460650">here.</a></p>

The Mets apparently did not have a strong interest in Clint Hurdle. The Pirates will name him manager on Monday. Click to read story here.

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